Wellstar Health System’s Post

Three facts every man should know: prostate cancer may not cause symptoms; an elevated PSA is not a cancer diagnosis; and a PSA blood test does not commit you to a biopsy or treatment. Wellstar’s prostate cancer experts use precise evaluation and personalized care to help patients understand what comes next. Get the facts: https://bit.ly/4hcRFp9 #ProstateCancerAwarenessMonth #CancerCare #PeopleCare

  • A person in a medical coat holds a tablet while listening to another person, who appears engaged and seated. Text overlay reads, "Three myths about prostate cancer."
  • A gradient background features a large prohibition symbol at the top. Below, text reads: "Myth #1: 'Prostate cancer doesn't kill men.'"
  • Smiling face icon above the text "Myth #2 'I don’t have symptoms, so I’m good.'"
  • Image of a test tube icon with rays emanating from it, titled "Myth #3." Text reads, "Testing leads to side effects." The background has a blue gradient.
  • A blue checkmark inside a circle is displayed above text that reads, "Get the facts: wellstar.org/prostatecare" on a gradient background.

The point that a PSA test does not automatically mean a biopsy or treatment is especially important. Clear information can make the first step feel much less intimidating.

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It’s easy to jump to the worst when you hear about an elevated test result. I’m glad you’re talking about this and helping people understand what it actually means. Having a team to answer those questions makes a big difference!

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